Government Spokesman Isaac Mwaura has given a statement from the El Nino emergency response centre on the current situation.
Mwaura said the situation has shown significant progress and is stable.
In a statement on Thursday, he confirmed that the number of Internally Displaced Persons camps has notably decreased from its peak of 170 to 95.
"Presently, 67,255 individuals remain displaced a reduction from the previous count of 545,515. We expect further reductions in both the number of camps and displaced persons, particularly as camps hosted in schools are being vacated," he said.
The government's spokesman said as of now, all roads are accessible except for the Masalani self-anchored suspension bridge.
Mwaura noted that efforts to deliver ongoing relief supplies to the affected counties continue unabated.
He said the management of the cholera situation in Lamu and Tana river counties has been effective with no reported new deaths in the last five days.
"The cumulative cholera related fatalities remain at four. To enhance further relief support in Tana river, the World Food Programme helicopter relocated from Wajir to Garissa yesterday in readiness for relief distribution within the Tana Delta area," Mwaura said.
Mwaura said the weather forecast indicates anticipated rains in the southern regions of the country, extending to several other areas starting this Saturday.
Most parts of North Eastern and North Western Kenya he said are likely to experience generally dry conditions.
"Strong South Easterly winds exceeding 25 knots are expected over parts of Turkana and Marsabit counties," he said.
Mwaura further made it known to the public that incase of any emergence incidents they should not hesitate to reach out.
"For further assistance or emergency incidents, wananchi can contact the National Disaster Operations Centre on the toll free line 0800721571," he said.
This comes after on December 21 he called on Kenyans to be careful ahead of the Christmas season.
Mwaura said Kenyans should be vigilant on weather and flood alerts.
He said the Ministry of Roads has restored all damaged roads that occurred during the El Nino rains.
"As the festive season approaches and travel increases, we earnestly urge motorists to exercise extreme caution, heeding weather and flood alerts disseminated through various government communication channels," he said.